Small silver plastic trophy. On the cup it is embellished with the Ahepan seal of Hermes' head, olive branches and a pheonix in flight. Around this symbol is written "XI National Ahepan Olympiad- Pittsburgh, Penna." On the base of the trophy is a black plaque that reads "Second Place, 4 Man 440 YD. Relay, August 18, 1954"

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AHEPA hosted "Olymiads" in major cities for several decades during the mid to late 20th century. The olympics were open to all athletes of Greek decent from through out the country.

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